Ten companies in the Netherlands and Germany whose work positions them to value our ecosystem — circular economy, EPR, digital traceability, sustainable packaging, and digital-asset infrastructure. For each: what they do, why they fit, how to approach.
Social-enterprise plastic recovery network operating on blockchain-tracked collection. Built on traceability and verified impact.
Why fit: already speaks the verified-tonne language. Their existing blockchain spine could integrate dPRN as the EU-compatible layer they currently lack.
How to approach: open with our SHA-256 truth ledger and EU EPR mapping. They'll get it in 30 seconds. Lead with /epr-shield as common ground.
Eindhoven-based PET recycling tech — magnetic-fluid depolymerisation. Backed by Coca-Cola, Unilever. Spun out of TU Eindhoven.
Why fit: high-volume PET output that needs verified provenance for premium recycled-content claims. Our dPRN proves it. CBAM-ready.
How to approach: contact technical commercial director. Pitch: "your output gets a 15–20% green-premium with our verification layer attached." Reference MD-464.
Rotterdam SaaS — digital product passports for materials. Using ZKP for supply-chain transparency. Ferrari, Domo Chemicals, Covestro on roster.
Why fit: direct adjacency, possible PARTNERSHIP not competition. They do the passport — we do the tonne-level verification + the meal/dPRN economics. Plug into their pipes.
How to approach: founder-to-founder. Lead with "we want to be the recycled-tonne data feed for your DPP." Joint webinar offer first.
Largest Dutch crypto exchange. MiCA-licensed. ~1.5M users. Strong institutional desk and custody arm.
Why fit: custodian for the dPRN digital-asset wrapper in EU. They already have the regulated rails. We bring asset-backed product they don't currently list.
How to approach: business development desk for asset-backed token listing. Lead with: "we have £3B sovereign credit pre-minted, anchored to verified physical recycling — interested in being the EU custodian?"
The Dutch packaging EPR organisation. The body brand-owners report to. Sets fees, validates recycling claims.
Why fit: they need verifiable evidence of recycling claims. Our dPRN IS that evidence. If we map our outputs to their reporting categories, we become the easiest provider to source from.
How to approach: formal — government-adjacent body. Lead with a written proposal showing dPRN ↔ Afvalfonds category mapping. Reference our EPR Shield doctrine.
The original German dual system. Operates "Grüne Punkt" mark on packaging, runs nationwide collection. Sister: Systec Plastics.
Why fit: Germany's largest single counterparty for packaging recycling. They live or die by verifiable claims under VerpackG. dPRN is built for exactly this.
How to approach: Sustainability/Compliance director. Lead with Systec angle — verifiable recycled-content for their pellet output. Reference LkSG audit packet.
Cologne-based circular-economy services group. Operates EPR for ~30,000 customers across DACH. Leading recycling tonnage.
Why fit: services 30k brand owners — our verification + dPRN is a value-add they can resell. Channel partner potential, not just customer.
How to approach: partnerships team. Pitch: "white-label our truth-ledger for your existing brand-owner book." Revenue share model.
World's largest chemical producer. Ludwigshafen HQ. ChemCycling pilot for chemical recycling of mixed plastic waste. Massive LkSG exposure.
Why fit: need verified recycled-content feed for ChemCycling AND need LkSG-compliant supply-chain audit packets for thousands of suppliers. Our system delivers both.
How to approach: Procurement Sustainability lead OR Verbund Site Sustainability. Long sales cycle but high contract value. Lead with LkSG audit packet sample.
Institutional digital-asset custodian. BaFin-licensed in Germany. Custodies $60B+ globally. Frankfurt office serves EU institutional clients.
Why fit: regulated EU custodian for the dPRN digital-asset wrapper. Pair with Bitvavo (NLD) for full EU coverage.
How to approach: institutional sales. Lead with: "asset-backed token, real physical recycling underneath, MiCA-roadmap, looking for a German-licensed custody partner." Reference MD-464 §4.
German plastic packaging association. Sets industry recycling targets and reporting standards. Voice of the producer side.
Why fit: their members ALL need verifiable evidence under VerpackG. If BKV recognises dPRN as a valid evidence format, we get distribution to every member overnight.
How to approach: formal — association. Lead with a position paper showing dPRN ↔ VerpackG reporting category mapping. Offer free pilot for 3 member companies.
Each card has been added to EU CRM as a prospect. Outreach sequence per MD-464 §5. International rollout per MD-465. Hub doctrine in MD-463.
Background research: company sites, EU regulatory filings, public press releases. Targets selected for fit, not exhaustive market coverage. Recommend warm-intro before cold outreach where possible.